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Has anyone else made the jump from an iPad 2 over to a 7500? Any regrets?
All of my family members use iPads but me. 2 ipad 2s and 2 iPad 3s.
I use galaxy note 10.1 and I love it. I would never trade mine for any iPad including upcoming iPad 5.
Lol but that's just me. I am just saying I have no regrets. I love s pen. I dunno about gal tab 2. I only used it for one day then sold it. I liked galaxy tab 2 10.1 but i wanted the pen.
Anyways u will like the tab if u like ansroid. U are talking about tab 2 10.1 right? Not tab 10.1.
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I have an iPad 2 16 gb 3G been offered a trade for a p7500 I'm leaning toward doing it just prefer android over ios. Although I do admit my ipad has been a good tablet my main gripes with it are the speaker which it seems the 7500 does better. Also I was hoping to be able to Bluetooth tether from my galaxy note to conserve battery over wifi tethering.
Has anyone else made the jump from an iPad 2 over to a 7500? Any regrets?
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Revision Date:2009-04-28
Revision Number:1.1
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Northern Arizona
Document No.
Effective Date
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Producer: Information
Technology Services,
Harper P. Johnson, Director of Information
The purpose of the Risk Assessment Policy is to authorize the NAU
Director of Information Security (IS) to perform periodic information security
risk assessments for the purpose of determining areas of vulnerability, and to
initiate appropriate remediation.
Information – Data
elements, whether in part or combined, that are of value to the University,
such as student or employee records, intellectual property, research data, or
other information.
Information Systems – All computer and network systems owned by and/or
administered by the University. This includes all computing platforms of all
sizes from personal digital assistants (PDAs) to mainframe computers, all
peripheral devices and media, and all data contained on those systems.
Risks -Those factors that could affect the security,
availability, and integrity of the University's key information assets and
University Administrators - For the purposes of this Policy
are those individuals responsible for campus organizational units (e.g., deans,
department chairs, principal investigators, directors, or managers) or
individuals having functional ownership of data.
4.1 This Policy applies to all Northern Arizona
University faculty, staff, students, and University Affiliates.
4.2 This Policy applies to all information systems
owned by and/or administered within the University. This includes all computing
platforms of all sizes from personal digital assistants (PDAs) to mainframe
computers, all peripheral devices and media, and all data contained on those
4.3 This Policy applies to data in any tangible form
whether it is written, printed, taped, or stored in hard copy or electronic
The IS program is to be based on risk assessment
and developed in consideration of university priorities, staffing, and budget.
Risk assessments must identify, quantify, and
prioritize risks against criteria for risk acceptance and objectives relevant
to the university. The results are to guide and determine the appropriate
management action and priorities for managing information security risks and
for implementing controls selected to protect against these risks.
Risk assessment must include the systematic
approach of estimating the magnitude of risks (risk analysis) and the process
of comparing the estimated risks against risk criteria to determine the
significance of the risks (risk evaluation).
Risk assessments are to be performed periodically
to address changes in the security requirements and in the risk situation, e.g.
in the assets, threats, vulnerabilities, impacts, the risk evaluation, and when
significant changes occur.
Risk assessments are to be undertaken in a
methodical manner capable of producing comparable and reproducible results. The
information security risk assessment should have a clearly defined scope in
order to be effective and should include relationships with risk assessments in
other areas, if appropriate.
President of the University: The President support and authorizes this Policy for University-wide implementation.
Administrators: University Administrators have a responsibility to
ensure that this Policy is supported with their organizational units.
of Information Security: The Director of Information Security is
responsible for developing and implementing procedures and guidelines
necessary to implement this Policy
Persons who are subject to this Policy
may also be subject to the provisions of applicable NAU Personnel Policies, the
student employment handbook, and Arizona Board of Regents policies, including
provisions for discipline for violation of this Policy, as well as applicable
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Little Shop of Horrors
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Book and lyrics by Howard Ashman music by Alan Menken
Based on the film by Roger Corman screenplay by Charles Griffith
One mean green monster musical!
A botanical bloodfest!!
Like Faust on fertiliser!!!
For the misfits of Skid Row, life is full of broken dreams and dead ends. But there's hope on the horizon for flower shop assistant, Seymour, when he discovers a mysterious new plant with killer potential. Will his newfound fame and fortune win the attention of kind, sweet, delicate Audrey? Can he finally break free and be happy, whatever the consequences?
Directed by Maria Aberg, and starring Marc Antolin, Jemima Rooper, Vicky Vox and Forbes Masson.
IT'S ALIVE at Regent's Park Open Air Theatre, somewhere that's green!
Presented by arrangement with Music Theatre International (Europe) Limited.
Every theatre performance is unique, but this is especially the case at the Open Air Theatre where both the stage and entire auditorium are uncovered.
Each visit can be distinctly different as the weather and light spontaneously interact with the play. Warm or cool, clear or overcast, the point at which dusk turns to night, being outdoors adds a thrilling contribution to our work and is an integral part of your experience here. Some of our audience's favourite memories have been of the sun breaking through the clouds during the show whilst some of the most electric performances happen in the wake of rainfall.
It's best to come prepared for all types of weather: bringing your own shade in the afternoon is particularly important as is a jumper for the end of evening performances. So sun hats, sun cream, sunglasses, raincoats and rain hats should all be considered. Although the vast majority of performances are completed each year, as the auditorium and stage are completely uncovered, we may have to stop and re-start the show.
On rare occasions, it will not be possible for us to complete the performance, but we will never cancel a performance before the advertised start time. This is because you would be amazed how often it can rain all day and then clear up just in time for the action to start and indeed, how localised bad weather can be. Also we really don't want to disappoint anyone - audiences or our actors (who are always keen to perform, if at all possible).
Please note that films and one-off live music and comedy shows are never cancelled because of the weather.
Tickets are non-refundable in the event of cancellation because of the weather but may be exchanged in accordance with our policy set out in section 5 of our Terms and Conditions.
When you're ready to exchange:
You can either:
(a) use the weather exchange postcard which will be provided to you at the venue in the event that a show is cancelled;
(b) complete the online form available at www.openairtheatre.com/weather or
(c) write to: Weather Exchange, Regent's Park Theatre Ltd, Stage Door Gate, Open Air Theatre, Inner Circle, Regent's Park, London, NW1 4NU, stating your original booking order number, name, address and preferred date you wish to exchange into.
Booking Period: 3 August - 22 September 2018
Running Time: To be confirmed
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text: Mission US, an NEH-funded free online game for students in grade five through eight, has won a gold medal at the Serious Play Conference which took place in Redmond, Washington, in August. A panel of experts selected 18 serious games for recognition. This year's entries included international submissions from Canada, Spain, India, Singapore, the Netherlands and Macedonia. The Serious Play Conference features the leading thinkers, consultants, authors and analysts in the serious games industry as well as project directors already creating games for education, corporate and military training, healthcare, and nonprofits. Mission US, created by WNET New York in collaboration with historians from the American Social History Project at CUNY, has received wide acclaim by educators since its release in 2010 and has had a measurable impact. In 2011, the Education Development Center conducted a major research study that examined the use of Mission US by 1,118 seventh and eighth graders in 50 schools nationwide and reported significant gains in student comprehension of American history and the historical process. WNET New York received a production grant in 2010 to create Mission US.


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Trustee seeks to sell Evergreen assets
Trustee Alfred Giuliano is seeking court approval to sell off nearly all the remaining assets of Evergreen International Airlines and its spinoff, Evergreen Aviation Ground Logistics, for $5 million, to Jet Midwest Group LLC, based in Kansas City.
A hearing has been scheduled for May 15.
However, the United States Trustee, which oversees bankruptcy proceedings in Delaware, is objecting to several provisions in the proposed sale order.
It argues that the provisions "include findings that the record does not support, provide the buyer with protections beyond that provided by section 363 of the Bankruptcy Code, and, in some instances, may also implicate jurisdictional issues."
Marana Aerospace in Arizona, has filed objections to the proposed sale on several grounds, arguing that the trustee is trying to sell off property that does not belong to Evergreen, but to Marana, and that, furthermore, Evergreen still owes Marana Aerospace $2 million for services and parking, that remains unpaid.
The first lienholder and Giuliano will take the entire $5 million of the proposed sale, it argues, leaving nothing for any other lienholders, including Marana.
Multnomah County has filed a document with the court saying that Evergreen still owes $4.6 million in back property taxes, and demanding payment out of the sale proceeds.


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One of North America's largest IT solutions providers, Somerset-based SHI International Corp., announced Thursday revenue of $5 billion in 2013, a 15 percent increase over 2012.
SHI posted $1.5 billion in revenue for the fourth quarter, also 15 percent better than the same period last year.
According to the announcement from the company, SHI's public sector, corporate and enterprise commercial sales departments each surpassed $1 billion in revenue for the first time in 2013. Combined, the strategic enterprise and international divisions accounted for an additional $2 billion in revenue for 2013.
"For a quarter century, SHI's expansion has been driven by our ability to efficiently connect IT organizations with the technology solutions that help meet their strategic objectives," said Thai Lee, President and CEO of SHI International Corp.
"If we were a public company, SHI's $5 billion in revenue would rank us among the Fortune 500, which includes many of our valued customers and partners. It's clear that the close relationships we've built with our clients, partners, and, of course, our employees have been — and will remain — the key to our success now and well into the future," she said.
In addition to its revenue growth, SHI added more than 400 new employees at offices throughout America and Europe in 2013, expanding its workforce to 2,500 employees, the largest in its history, the release said.
Lee was also named to the NJBIZ Power 100 list last month.
Harrison Mayor McDonough remembered as a champion of redevelopment
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Bob's BMW and The Howard County Arts Council present Road to the Arts…12 art sculptures have been placed throughout Howard County in an effort to integrate art into the community and for the month of March Bob's BMW is challenging ALL local motorcyclists to ride to as many of these ARTsites, take a selfie in front of the sculpture, submit your images, and you will be entered to WIN gift certificates to local Howard County restaurants…there will be SEVEN drawings!
How It Works
NOTE: The sculpture, "Getting the Band Back Together," at North Laurel Community Center is now a skate border and tricyclist sculpture.
A special shout out to Howard County Arts Council for organizing these ARTsites and Bob's BMW also wants to thank the following restaurants for their gracious donations:
Tags: ART sites, Cafe de Paris, Frisco, Howard County Arts Council, Portalli's, Ranazul, The Iron Bridge Co


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Fifth Annual Social Good Summit to Expand its Global Reach Harnessing the Power of Technology to Achieve Equality for Everyone, EverywhereJun 24, 2014
#2030NOW: Connecting for Good, Connecting for All
New York, NY, USA, 24 June 2014 — The fifth annual Social Good Summit, a unique convening of world leaders and grassroots activists, will coincide with United Nations Week on September 21 and 22, and be held at the 92nd Street Y in New York City. The theme of this year's Summit – Connecting for Good, Connecting for All – will challenge speakers and participants to explore how technology and new media can help achieve equality for all by the year 2030.
A unique mix of notable speakers will share their visions for the future, including:
- Nobel Laureate Professor Muhammad Yunus
- Troy Carter, Founder, Chairman and CEO of the Atom Factory
- Dr. Sue Desmond Hellmann, CEO of the Gates Foundation
- Yael Maguire, Engineering Director of the Facebook Connectivity Lab
- Helen Clark, Administrator of the United Nations Development Programme
- Avi Reichental, CEO of 3D Systems
- Pete Cashmore, Founder and CEO of Mashable
New speakers will be announced every week between now and September. Updates will be posted on www.socialgoodsummit.com, and all are invited to follow the #2030NOW conversation online.
The Largest Gathering of Global Citizens During UN Week
Each September, world leaders come together at the General Assembly of the United Nations to discuss global issues and how to tackle them. The Social Good Summit was created to make these discussions accessible to everyone—acknowledging that the voices and ideas of concerned global citizens, connected by social media and technology, can be a powerful force for change.
Last year, the Summit was translated in seven different languages and people in more than 60 countries joined the Social Good Summit conversation by organizing in-person or online meetings in their own communities and connecting back to the Summit in New York City through video and social media via MeetUp.com. With the assistance of the UN Development Programme's country offices, citizens from around the globe, including from countries such as Albania, El Salvador, South Sudan, Lebanon and Zimbabwe joined the Social Good Summit to share their innovative ideas for the future of our world. This year, the Summit plans to expand the conversation to even more countries.
Our goal is to empower people everywhere to have their voices heard, both during and after UN Week—last year, the Summit launched its +SocialGood platform, which unites global citizens every day around the power of technology and new media to change our world. The +SocialGood community has grown to 25,000 people online and will be integrated with the program in New York.
Join us today
Tickets for the Social Good Summit are available now at www.socialgoodsummit.com.
Click to see a video and photos from last year's Social Good Summit.
About the Social Good Summit Partners
The 2014 Social Good Summit is proudly presented by Mashable, 92nd Street Y, the United Nations Foundation, the United Nations Development Programme, and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
Mashable is a leading source for news, information and resources for the Connected Generation. Mashable reports on the importance of digital innovation and how it empowers and inspires people around the world. Mashable's 35 million unique visitors worldwide and 16 million social media followers are one of the most influential and engaged online communities. Founded in 2005, Mashable is headquartered in New York City with offices in San Francisco and Los Angeles.
92nd Street Y is a world-class nonprofit community and cultural center that connects people at every stage of life to the worlds of education, the arts, health and wellness, and Jewish life. Through the breadth and depth of 92Y's extraordinary programs, we enrich lives, create community and elevate humanity. More than 300,000 people a year visit 92Y's New York City venues, and millions more join us through the Internet, satellite broadcasts and other digital media. A proudly Jewish organization since its founding in 1874, 92Y embraces its heritage and enthusiastically welcomes people of all backgrounds and perspectives. For more information, visit www.92Y.org.
United Nations Foundation
The United Nations Foundation builds public-private partnerships to address the world's most pressing problems, and broadens support for the United Nations through advocacy and public outreach. Through innovative campaigns and initiatives, the Foundation connects people, ideas, and resources to help the UN solve global problems. The Foundation was created in 1998 as a U.S. public charity by entrepreneur and philanthropist Ted Turner and now is supported by global corporations, foundations, governments, and individuals.
United Nations Development Programme
UNDP partners with people at all levels of society to help build nations that can withstand crisis, and drive and sustain the kind of growth that improves the quality of life for everyone. On the ground in 177 countries and territories, we offer global perspective and local insight to help empower lives and build resilient nations.
Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
Guided by the belief that every life has equal value, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation works to help all people lead healthy, productive lives. In developing countries, it focuses on improving people's health and giving them the chance to lift themselves out of hunger and extreme poverty. In the United States, it seeks to ensure that all people—especially those with the fewest resources—have access to the opportunities they need to succeed in school and life. Based in Seattle, Washington, the foundation is led by CEO Jeff Raikes and Co-chair William H. Gates Sr., under the direction of Bill and Melinda Gates and Warren Buffett.
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Ever wonder about the efficiency of our "modern" toilet and water-based sewage systems, or if they even really make sense? Dr. Lucas Dengel shares with us the argument for Ecological Sanitation, or "Ecosan," from his practice and perspective in Tamil Nadu, India. Ecosan is a universal concept that can (should) be considered everywhere, with practices adapted to local needs and conditions. The transition to a better way of separating, treating and actually gaining benefit from our sewage may be easier said than done, especially in cities—as most common ecosan practices rely on outhouses and composting containers, not conveyance through large, multistory buildings. But it's time to start shifting our thinking. There's a real need for healthy sanitation worldwide, and there's a lot to gain from waste.
The following is reprinted from a document written by Dr. Dengel in January 2011, with minimal edits. Dr. Dengel is a medical doctor who became interested in the prevention of disease, rather than just treatment, early in his career in India. Now an organic farmer and an expert in ecosan, he champions its adoption, along with the use of effective microorganisms (EM) in treating sewage and waste—both for the sake of public health and for their many other benefits. Dr. Dengel lives and works in Auroville, Tamil Nadu, India.
Ecosan – ecological sanitation
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2017 Fall Season: September 23 – October 31
We will be OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK during our Fall Season!
Monday – Friday: 9am to 3pm
Saturday: 10am to 6pm Sunday: Noon to 6pm
Pumpkins Galore – Slide Mountain – Goat Walk – Zip Lines – Jumping Pillow
Paintball Gallery – Gourd Gun – CHILD Corn Maze – and more!
KC Pumpkin Patch is kid-friendly country-style entertainment just a few miles from Kansas City! There's something for everyone — from ages two to ninety-two! Come hungry and "pig out" in the Hog Wild Café. Shop the new Mercantile Store for gifts and goodies.


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Real Salt Lake
On getting his first win as an MLS Head Coach:
"It feels great, but what I am really excited about is the fight that the team had. We were under the gun a couple times in the first half and came in and half time and said, you know, just relax, it's 0-0, exactly where we want to be, and the energy level and effort from the guys in second half was fantastic. We had a great two weeks in Tucson preparing for this game, we had a good game plan of what we thought they would be doing, it doesn't hurt that our goalkeeper played amazing, but I am really proud of the guys."
On Nick Rimando's saves:
"Unbelievable. He was controlling the ball, didn't give up rebounds, was unbelievable in the air. This is not an easy team to play against when they are getting service into the box and then obviously the penalty kick save was amazing, but that is Nick, he is that guy. They are a dangerous team, we knew they would be dangerous. We would like to tighten up being countered on, but I am really proud of the guys."
On the play of Joao Plata:
"Unbelievable, he was really threatening a lot of the time, but he was even controlling the ball and making good decision in transition, he was fantastic."
On the penalty kick:
"The whole game, I think everybody fought hard, but in that moment it felt like somebody wanted to take the game away a little bit. I knew he would stutter-step and I waited as long as I could, went to my right, reacted, and was lucky to make the save. I hadn't studied him, [Robbie Keane], at all, I just knew he likes to stutter-step from seeing him take penalty kicks in the league. I just stood my ground, I know he likes to look up and see where the goalkeeper goes, so I just stayed up as long as I could and reacted to his ball."
On the game as a whole:
"They are a terrific team, one of the best teams in the league in my eyes, especially at home. It's tough to get a result, let alone a shutout here, and they came at us like we knew they would and I thought the defense played great, and by defense I mean the whole team. I knew I was going to get some shots, and today was one of those days where I felt like the ball was bigger than it was. They are comfortable here, like any home team in their home stadium, it's a big field, they have very dynamic players that like to get the ball and run at you, there is a lot more space on this field. And they are in front of their home crowd for their opening game, put all those factors together and you are going to get a very good Galaxy team. You always want to get out to a good start, I wouldn't say this is a huge win, but it is a step in the right direction for sure. We have 30 plus more games so we have to continue to grow and make sure we are paying attention to the details. If you ask anybody in this room we could have done a lot better tonight."
On Joao Plata:
"He is young and learning a lot, from the last year I see a lot of difference, he has improved on a lot of things. Now I am happy for him because I think he deserved the goal, he works hard out there."
On starting the season with a win:
"It means lot you know, because we have a new coach. It brings us confidence to win here in LA, the first game of the season. Jeff Cassar is a great guy, and when you coach you are always looking for your first win, he got it right away, so now he is going to want a little more, but he has been great."
On tonight's game:
"It's obviously a disappointing result. I thought it was a good game, two good teams. They made the most out of their opportunities. We had a couple of good chances as well. Our best players had a few good looks at the goal. I think [Nick] Rimando was outstanding and certainly saving the penalty in extra time was outstanding and play of the game. We could have had a goal tonight but I think both teams for an opening game played well."
On Samuel's performance:
"Samuel had a good night I thought. First game in the league I thought he worked real hard. I was surprised he went as long and as strong as he was on the evening. I am encouraged by his effort."
On James Riley:
"James [Riley] played well. He is a good player we discovered that early in camp. He's a good player. He's going to be a valuable member of our team."
On the missed opportunities:
"1-0 game, we had some good chances, they did as well. We don't finish our chances and the penalty at the end of the game, what more can you say? Those are wasted chances. We should have got at least a point out of this game."
On the positives of tonight's game:
"For the most part we defended pretty well. At times our passing was quick and sharp and other times it was not. In the first half I can recall off the pressure we created that chance were Robbie [Keane] hit it off the post. He created the chance were he slipped Landon [Donovan] in on a one on one with [Nick] Rimando. Those were good chances. Good ball movement. For the most part the play was pretty solid. You could see that a couple of our players hit the wall at the end of the game when we needed a little more energy."
On the penalty kick:
"At the end of the game it got a bit hectic so we had to play a few long balls. I went up and I know I definitely could have got my head on it, redirect it towards the goal. He (Tony Beltran) obviously gave me a bit of a shove and fortunate to get the penalty, unfortunate not to score."
On his debut:
"Obviously we want to win. I sniffed around the net a bit where I had some chances, it would have been nice to score. Unlucky not to get the win, I think we deserve to get the win or at least a tie. Obviously Salt Lake is a good team so we move on and learn for our mistakes and get stronger for the next game."
On Wednesday's game against Club Tijuana:
"It makes us more motivated, no one likes to lose, especially in their first game. We expect to win every game so obviously now we are motivated for Wednesday, but I think we got a little bit of extra fire in us now."
On tonight's atmosphere:
"It was perfect; it was really nice, it was great. Good experience for the first time in the MLS, I enjoyed it."
On his debut
"It wasn't really what I hoped for. I was hoping to come out and make a difference and obviously win the game for us. I had two or three good chances to score. I actually felt my long shot was going in, it made an awkward bounce just in front of the keeper and I thought it was going to bounce over his hands but unfortunately he got a touch on it. Then it's disappointing how we let the goal in; it was an easy pass and we didn't track the run. I'm a little bit disappointed, but it's nice to have my debut."
On Nick Rimando's performance:
"He had a good day today. Not a lot to say, we had, I would, say between seven and nine good opportunities to score and obviously you need to score when you have that many chances. If we would have done it before then, maybe it would a totally different game and we could've just kept the ball the last five to 10 minutes. Now we had to work hard and try to win it back again. We couldn't really play our style at the end of the game; we had to get balls up there and try to score."
On tonight's game:
"I think I missed opportunities certainty in the first half and it certainly cost us the game, no question about that. I think that with the chances that we had, we could have killed the game. We didn't and let them get back into the game. It was a lot of positives in this game, certainly a lot of positives but if you don't take chances you don't win games. That's just the way it goes. We certainly have players on this team that can score a lot of goals."
On Nick Rimando's performance:
"He is a good goalkeeper, so it's expected to pull off a few saves. He certainly had a good night. That's the way it goes in football, you have to get on with it and move on as quickly as possible, because we have another game on Wednesday."
On the penalty kick:
"It was around the corner, it was a good save and that's the way it goes."
On teammates Samuel & Rob Friend:
"Samuel did well at the start; it took him a while to get into the game. He had a few glimpses here and there. Rob [Friend] was certainly a trap when he came on, especially suited him because we were losing the game. A lot of balls going forward in the air, and obviously that's his game. Overall we are disappointed with the result because it's certainly a game that we should have won in the first half."
On Wednesday's game against Club Tijuana:
"Tough against the Mexican teams, it's always tough so I'm sure it will be an interesting game. It's a good game for us to bounce back. I'm sure fitness wise and after playing today, it will do the team a world of good on Wednesday. I think you'll see us a lot faster and sharper because the more games you play the more match fitness you get."
On tonight's officials:
"I thought they actually did well tonight. First half especially well, second half a bit here and there, but that's expected. I think overall it was really good."
On Stefan Ishizaki
"Clever player, he is tidy, he knows how to play. He is certainly going to be a great addition to the squad."
On tonight's loss:
"Soccer is a cruel game sometimes and we got judged on results. I think we can be happy with how we played, but at the end of the day we have to score, and we had too many chances to score and that puts our backline and goalkeeper under a lot of pressure when we don't finish off opportunities. We have to be better going forward."
On Nick Rimando's performance:
"You give him credit, he made some great saves but from some of the positions you have to score, that's what we get paid to do. It's frustrating, you can give him credit for sure and we were a little unlucky too when you look at it. All of those played into one of those nights where one team is a lot better but loses the game and that happens in soccer sometimes."
On teammates Samuel & Rob Friend:
"I thought they did well. Samuel was really good, active and physical, and played well. He tired a little bit before he came out but you can see he is going to help us a lot. I thought Rob was pretty good when he came in too, and gave us a different dimension so we are going to have a lot of help in that area this year."
On tonight's game:
"We came in at half time wondering how we weren't ahead, and the next thing you know it's the 80th minute and we're down a goal and we're chasing the game. It's hard to understand how that could happen, but that's the way it is, and when you don't finish your chances you get punished sometimes. I've learned that sometimes you can't control the result as frustrating as it is. All you can do is play as well as you can, and sometimes the ball goes in, and sometimes it hits the post, and sometimes the goalie makes saves. But I think we played well and we just have to keep that going."
On Nick Rimando as a player:
"I think he is the best goalkeeper in the league at saving penalties. He just reads the game well and he reads body language well, and he did a great job. He saved a couple of mine in the past too and I think he is very good at them."
On CCL rival Club Tijuana:
"I think we're still confident, we know here how to play. We played well against a good team for long stretches of the game. We have to be better in front of the goal, and it's easy to say but when those chances come we have to finish them and it's as simple as that."
On tonight's officials:
"I thought they did pretty well. I think the only issue is they don't understand our league and the way it's played. I thought there was too many fouls called, I think they should have let the game go more. But overall, it wasn't a bad job, but we certainly hope we get our refs back. I think we underestimate how good they've become and we want them back as soon as possible."
On tonight's game:
"Defensively we didn't have to deal with much until they had those two or three chances, but other than that I thought we kept the ball on their half most of the game. We were just unlucky to get a goal ourselves maybe three or four."
On Real Salt Lake's goal:
"I was pretty close, I think it was a mispass from Kyle [Beckerman], I think he was trying to put it into [Alvaro] Saborio's feet, the ball kind of moved funny and it kind of knuckled away and I just couldn't get my foot on it and then [Joao] Plata was at the right place at the right time, or maybe it was a good run, I haven't taken a look at it, but it was a good goal.
It's never fun losing, especially at home when one of our goals for the year is to make this place a place where we don't lose. And to start the year off losing the game, it's a bit tough to take, but having said that, I think we did play well tonight, I think we deserve more than what the end result was. You just have to move on and make sure that we forget about this game, and we look towards CONCACAF Champion's league, and make sure that we can keep the shutout and score some of those goals that we didn't score tonight."
On the penalty kick:
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On tonight's game:
"It was a complicated game, it was the typical type of game where you have a lot of chances up top and the team finds it hard to finish them. And these things happen. Sometimes I'm not very good at taking in losses; I didn't like to start off the season this way. I am a positive person and it's a long season. We have a good team; the Galaxy is a big team, a team that attacks and a team that creates scoring opportunities up top. Goals will come soon and we have to continue working hard in the back line."
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On his saves:
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SEATTLE, WASHINGTON--(Marketwire - Jan. 31, 2013) - VentriPoint Diagnostics (TSX VENTURE:VPT) (OTCQX:VPTDF) announced today that it has submitted to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), for 510(k) clearance, the first 2D-ultrasound right-heart analysis system in patients with Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension (PAH). The VMS™ heart analysis system will enable physicians to quickly and non-invasively determine the size and function of the right heart - transforming patient care and reducing healthcare costs. Right heart function remains one of the most significant prognostic parameters in PAH.
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In about half of people with lupus, the disease attacks the brain and spinal cord. Lupus can also affect the peripheral nervous system, which is made up of the nerve fibers that give skin and muscles the power for feeling and movement. These developments can be very frightening and frustrating. Thankfully, there are steps a person can take to make things easier. Doctors who specialize in these complications are called "neurologists." Updated: July 2013
What is the most common kind of lupus brain involvement?
Many people with lupus—at least one in five—have trouble thinking clearly at some point and experiences memory problems, confusion, fatigue, or difficulty expressing thoughts. Called cognitive dysfunction, the condition likely occurs because blood stops flowing as smoothly to the brain as it should. This also can happen when lupus antibodies cross the "blood-brain barrier," directly damaging brain cells in areas that store memories and other important information. Cognitive dysfunction may come and go, but often steadily worsens over time.
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Reassurance from loved ones helps a lot. So can behavioral counseling, physical or speech therapy, biofeedback, techniques for relaxing the body and mind, and concentration strategies. A lupus diary can be useful to track when fogs happen and what works for dealing with them. Medicines may lessen the fatigue or depression that makes thinking hard. Doctors are learning a lot about how lupus antibodies hurt brain cells and are testing medicines for dementia that might some day help people with lupus.
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Blood flow to the brain feeds brain cells with nutrients (food) and oxygen. Strokes occur when this blood flow is interrupted and brain cells die from the lack of oxygen, causing symptoms such as tingling sensations and problems with vision, speech, and movement (including paralysis). People with lupus have a higher risk for stroke, especially the third or so who have "antiphospholipid antibodies" that make blood "sticky" and more likely to clot and stop or slow blood flow to the brain. Although uncommon, inflammation in the spinal cord or brain's blood vessels also happens with lupus and can lead to paralysis, seizures, difficulty judging reality, and loss of consciousness.
Can lupus change emotions and behavior?
Some people with lupus have mild but noticeable changes in behavior such as unusual feelings of fear or lack of fear, or loss of interest or curiosity. More commonly, the fatigue and pain of lupus is draining to the point that a person changes his or her outlook on life. Corticosteroids and other lupus medicines sometimes make matters worse by causing weepiness or other exaggerated feelings. The "emotional rollercoaster" of lupus is something that always should be discussed with a doctor.
How is lupus brain involvement diagnosed?
A doctor can do a physical examination, test blood and spinal fluid, or take imaging tests or electrical studies of the brain. These sometimes help in figuring out what is going on. But a diagnosis often is difficult to make because infection and side effects from medicines can lead to the same signs and symptoms as active brain lupus, and no single test can show without question that lupus is the cause.
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No matter whether the problem is mild or severe, there often are effective and surprising ways of handling lupus thinking problems, memory difficulties, and behavior issues. Counseling and anti-depressant medicines help many people. Support groups are a good place to hear about ideas on concentrating better, remembering important things, and thinking more clearly. Knowing that others live with the scariness and unknowns of lupus can also make having the disease less lonely. With time and luck, the researchers hard at work figuring out what can be done to stop lupus from damaging the brain will have some solid answers.
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What happens when lupus affects the brain?
One out of five people with lupus experiences headaches, dizziness, memory disturbances, stroke, or behavior shifts that result from changes in the brain or other parts of the central nervous system. These people have what is called "neuropsychiatric" or "central nervous system" lupus, possibly a result in part from lupus antibodies that attack nerve cells or blood vessels, slowing or interrupting the flow of oxygen-rich blood and injuring the nervous system. Symptoms develop depending on where (and to what extent) the damaged cells are located. Although brain involvement often signals a worse prognosis, researchers are making headway in figuring out how this happens, and what to do about it.
What's the most common kind of lupus brain involvement?
Cognitive dysfunction (not thinking clearly) occurs in up to half of people with lupus at some point, typically in those with mild to moderately active disease. The complication, characterized by confusion, memory problems, fatigue, and trouble expressing thoughts, tends to come and go over time. The cause is not known, although researchers suspect that blood-flow abnormalities and chemicals in the body called cytokines are often to blame. Sound emotional support and reassurance often help enormously. So can counseling (behavioral therapy), regular biofeedback, and medications targeted specifically to ease fatigue or depression.
Do other brain problems occur in people with lupus?
Yes, although they are not as common as cognitive dysfunction. Many people suffer from severe lupus headaches. Nearly 1 in 10 people with lupus develop blood clots as a result of the antiphospholipid syndrome (APS), which can temporarily or permanently rob oxygen from a part of the brain. Other major neuropsychiatric lupus problems include seizures, altered consciousness (excessive sleepiness, coma, stupor), inflammation of the spinal cord (aseptic meningitis) or brain's blood vessels (vasculitis), paralysis, movement disorders (tremor, balance problems), visual changes, and peripheral neuropathy (tingling or numbness of hands or feet), psychosis (inability to judge reality), and problems caused by drugs (usually infection-fighters) used to treat the lupus.
What can a person with lupus do about brain involvement?
Brain involvement in lupus can range from mild to gradually damaging to dramatically incapacitating over a short period of time. A diagnosis is challenging, with the cause of the problem often unclear and complex. Along with a physical examination and precise questioning by a doctor, testing of the blood and spinal fluid, brain imaging, and electrical studies (EEG) may be needed. The doctor should carefully consider other possible causes (infections, drugs, non-lupus disorders). A person with lupus brain involvement often benefits from a combination of emotional support, blood thinners, and anti-inflammatory medicines.
What is the outlook for people with lupus?
There isn't a cure yet, but every year researchers get better insights into lupus and come closer to uncovering more specific and less toxic treatments. In 1955, only 50 percent of people newly diagnosed with lupus were expected to live more than four years. By 1969, that figure for 50 percent survival extended past four years to 10 years. Now most people with lupus can look forward to a normal lifespan.
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Evil Dead (the new one) for the second time. So awesome! Edge of your seat, gore to the max, and it skips the humiliation of the victims that is so common in modern horror. Forget the sex shaming and skip right to the face peeling. Yes, I enjoyed myself.
Was it better than the old one?
Did Bruce Campbell make a cameo?
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Man of Steel! I'm not spoilering this because I don't consider this to be TOO spoilery. This is my take on the film moreso than the plot or the story itself.
Michael Shannon stole the show for me. I shall always remember this movie as
Zod of Steel
. It's seriously worth the price of admission just for his performance. Yes, he gnaws the scenery with aplomb and spits the splinters delightfully into your face, leaving you wanting more.
There are certain cliche elements to his character. He seems obviously patterned on the stock character of an ambitious Roman general vying to become the next Caesar. He can easily be dismissed as just another autocratic military coup leader if you don't pay attention.
But a character like that wouldn't get to me the way Shannon's Zod did. The whole time Superman's fighting him at the end, trying to reason with him, I just want to spike his brain with all the ways that won't work because reason doesn't motivate Zod. Morality doesn't motivate Zod. Even
the pursuit of happiness
doesn't motivate Zod.
He doesn't merely want power as a glorious conqueror. He doesn't want wealth at all. He's not simply a tin-pot dictator, despite appearances to the contrary. He doesn't do what he does because of some desire for un/deserved rewards and personal benefit. He does it because it never even enters his mind that he can be anything other than what he is, doing what he does as long as there's even the tiniest, blackest,
fragment of hope for preserving Krypton. Only when that is irrevocably taken away does Zod find a new focus, one as petty as can be expected from a man who never entertained the notion of anything other than duty but suddenly finds duty put beyond his grasp. All the civilized trappings that came with his station in life were stripped away with the last chance for his civilization. The real tragedy is that he's exactly what
made him to be, and nothing more. This makes him the ideal foil for Kal-El.
Michael Shannon as Zod is all the reason you need to see this movie.
A few more notes:
Kevin Costner gave a surprisingly stirring performance as Jonathan Kent. It's his expressions and mannerisms that really brought the character to life for me. He's decidedly
trying to recreate Glenn Ford's kindly but generic Old Farmer rendition. He's a younger but less comfortable type of father, driven by an ever-present and sometimes overriding concern for his adopted son, both in terms of how the world would treat his son if they knew the truth and how his son
treat the world regardless. You can tell that this Pa Kent's life as a parent has been anything but easy. This isn't some kind of Leave It To Beaver existence where the worst that can happen is that Clark pulls a super-powered prank.
Of course that kind of performance really wouldn't work if young Clark wasn't having so much trouble getting by with all his physiology getting in the way. From the outside perspective it's clear that he's being treated as "that troubled kid with the broken brain," which adds a new and necessary dimension to the Kent family onscreen. They have problems that many parents of special needs children can relate to immediately. He's the polar opposite of Jeff East's young Clark in the 1978 movie, whose biggest problem is
trying not to show off too much
. His powers don't make him seem exceptionally gifted and enviable, they make him seem mentally ill and an easy target for the other kids to bully.
This kind of depiction also gives new vitality to the character of Martha Kent. Martha isn't just some spunky old farm lady for the sake of having a spunky old farm lady, she's got all the strength of character it takes to raise a boy like Clark and maintain her utterly tenacious dignity. Or the family's for that matter. A lesser person wouldn't be able to pull off the parenting she obviously does. She has an outlook and determination that's so common among parents of children with disabilities; nobody is going to make her son feel less than human, or stand in his way because he's different. He's going to have every chance he needs to succeed in the end. She's a fighter on that most interpersonal and important of levels, she has the right stuff to take on the world partly
and partly
of Clark's problems. This Ma Kent is the kind of mom who can turn an amazing challenge into amazing success as she guides, supports, and inspires her son through his debilitating issues until he can finally find his place in the world.
It's my opinion that this tight-knit family dynamic is a genuine achievement for the film, and easily overshadows any criticisms people might have of cinematographic Snyderisms and fight scenes.
the Kryptonian opening, but couldn't help getting uneasy about how eerily similar it felt to Ewan McGregor doing his Obi Wan thing in the Movies That Shall Not Be Named.
<rant>Also, I know
they chose the color schemes and overall design motifs for Krypton. They wanted to show a dead-end culture at the very last gasp of its line, depleted of everything diverse and beautiful in their quest to keep the engines running, with corpse-like armored soldiers waiting in the wings, the only glory left to it embodied in past monuments of dun grey stone and metal. Basically, an open tomb of a world. Fully inhabited ruins that just haven't yet crumbled. But that doesn't change the fact that this approach is
so overdone
in superhero movies by this point. Everything is over-rendered and intricately detailed, yet dark and desaturated and featureless despite. It's not as bad as in Green Lantern, where apparently the space police conduct all their business in what are effectively
space caves
on planets that never
have storms. But taken in aggregate, it's another missed opportunity to escape from the hyper-stylized, over-sculpted, and perpetually under-lit design philosophy that's taken over so many comic book film treatments.
It even extends to the costumes. Everything is glossy and stained in dark shades. You can't have any colors that aren't muted through charcoal dust, or costumes that aren't made of intricately quilted leather and painfully
molded plastic. The only exceptions I can think of off-hand are Captain America's costume in The Avengers. I must say that the final battle in both Avengers and Zod of Steel were thankfully set in cities that weren't constructed from black PVC pipe, and done in broad daylight.</rant>
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There were a couple of points that really soured my experience of Man of Steel. I'm able to suspend belief regarding Kryptonians breaking the laws of physics because that's just as old as the the source material and well established and essential to the character of Superman. When said laws are broken by a human, particularly one central to the plot, that's the point when my brain takes a pair of scissors to my disbelief suspenders and says, "We're done here."
Specifically, how does one fall
from a black hole?
Also, I get that Pa Kent is struggling and imperfect as a parent, that's fine. But the life lessons he gave boil down to essentially, "It's not OK to risk revealing your secret to save a bus full of kids, but it's totally okay to sacrifice your life to save a dog."
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Pa Kent was sacrificing himself to preserve Clark's secret. That's the lesson.
As for the black hole, it seemed like all the Kryptonian "gravity" effects only applied to things other than people. Cars and debris started floating up, but people didn't. I assume the same thing happened with the black hole.
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Joss Whedon's
Much Ado About Nothing
is really good. Some of the best Shakespeare on film I've seen, and certainly superior to the Kenneth Branagh version. Good performances from all the leads bring out the humor and emotion in the text, which only seems stilted for the first minute or so before you get into the Shakespearean swing of things. And Nathan Fillion is an impressive Dogberry. It's even got a cool jazzy soundtrack written by Whedon himself. His "
Sigh no more
" would be a natural in the hands of Norah Jones.
Shot in velvety black and white - so the Technicolor credit at the end was a little humorous.
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Usagi Miyamoto wrote:
Joss Whedon's
Much Ado About Nothing
is really good. Some of the best Shakespeare on film I've seen, and certainly superior to the Kenneth Branagh version.
You say that like it didn't have Emma Thompson, Keanu Reeves, Brian Blessed and Denzel Washington. Among others.
Oh shit and Michael Keaton!
Why the hell didn't Joss Whedon cast himself as Benedick?
He is a brilliant actor!
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Branagh had a legitimate hit with Henry V, but I can't say the same for any of the Shakespeare movies that he's done since. It's like he wasn't even directing Much Ado About Nothing - all the actors are playing in different movies. Emma Thompson can do no wrong in my book, but here's Branagh at his smarmiest, Keanu at his twitchiest, Denzel at his most serious, and Keaton is busy channeling Beetlejuice. It's all over the map. Whedon's version is all of a piece, and the mood is always as plain as day.
So much fun. Some cameraman got a workout following Benedick's calisthenics. And where the camera lingers when Claudio says "I'll hold my mind, were she an Ethiope" is worth the price of admission by itself.
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I have to see The Boxtrolls when it comes out next year!
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I have to see The Boxtrolls when it comes out next year!
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i don't know wheels....when _did_ you sneak out? anything you want to tell us now, before it hits the news?
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Now that DOMA is struck down, it's only a matter of time before I marry it.
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I can't explain why, but I actually enjoyed man of steel.
The fight scenes were over the top, and fun.
The rest of the movie was ok, really good casting.
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Pacific Rim. Iz good. Want soundtrack.
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